hey everyone! i just transferred to UNH from community college and i'm enjoying it so far, but i'm wondering if there's anything anyone would recommend to do on days i don't have any classes, since i don't love just sitting in my dorm with not much to do. for reference i'm living in hubbard. i like being outside, hiking, reading, pretty much anything lol. if you have any ideas let me know!!

I need a foreign language credit. Can anyone give me tips on what to pick, either a full year of elementary level class or a semester intermediate level class. And what language at unh is know for being easy. Also is it possible to take that foreign credit over the summer?

my phone got bricked (unrelated) and now canvas is down lmaoooo first week of freshman year is not going well

i would really really appreciate it!

Anyone in here a commuter? or got any tips for someone commuting 40 mins 35 depending.

Also, do I need a specific parking spot for them at UNH? Overall, is this a good thing? Pros and cons, please.

Hi guys, I love to work on weekends, and I'm looking for some places on campus that are open to study. I would appreciate your insights and resources. Thank you!

Hey guys, a few weeks back I posted the New Hampshire CFB preview in here and it seemed like you got a kick out of it, so I wanted to share the actual site it came from.

Short version: I do pregame emails before every game, then postgame box scores, highlights and summaries. Free, and it's only the teams you follow — no filler.

UNH page: https://www.highlights.mainmarket.com/new-hampshire-wildcats

And the preview itself if you missed it: https://www.highlights.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026-fcs/new-hampshire-wildcats

Season opens tonight at Albany, 7pm. Excited for this one. Go Cats!

Hi everyone,

I made a post here last semester about wanting to meet more people! So far Ive met a ton of really awesome people that way, so I figured I'd do it again to mark the start of the semester!!

If you're looking for a friendly face on campus this semester, DM me and we can chat! (Especially if you're into ASL and whatnot!!) :)

Hey everyone, I’m applying to unh for early decision this November. Obviously hoping to get in but there’s the chance I don’t. I would like to live off campus at the madbury commons but I would assume all the apartments would be taken up by january when the results come out. So my question is if there is a way to like “reserve” an apartment so that I can guarantee I will live there if I get accepted? Ideas? thanks

Hi everyone. Is there a lag from when an ID is printed to when it begins to work? I just got a new ID printed and it did not work when I tried to access my building about ten minutes later? The same thing happened last time I had an ID printed.

Hi,
I went to the graduate orientation the other day and didn’t realize they were giving out student IDs during lunch. Is there anywhere I can still retrieve my ID before classes begin?

TIA

Hey I'm a prospective UNH Student thinking of attending next year. I'm considering Business Admin: Accounting as my primary major for job security/financial security and bc I think it can be a flexible degree that I can realistically do (I'm leaning toward compliance and regulatory enforcement work) but I'm worried that I wouldn't get along well with everyone else in the business courses - my primary passion actually lies in arts/policy/climate to the point I've been considering if it would be too insane to double with the accounting BS and an environmental policy oriented BS.. LOL. Anyway does anyone have experience with the culture on the finance side and is it realistic to still make a lot of connections outside the business/finance crowd?

Anyone know how I can get an application fee waiver for graduate school applications? Anyone here gotten one? Do they hand them out after you tour the school? I appreciate any knowledge you all can give me.

I scored 4 on the APUSH test, my father attended, my grandfather was a professor, and I want to study international affairs/military history.

My father passed away my freshman year after a battle with cancer and I know my GPA isn’t great although it is improving. All As, A+, Bs last year including in chemistry and physics. Goal is to work for the DoD, CIA, military think tank or the like.

Does anyone have the Modified Mastering A&P Access textbook with the eText and eLab manual?Thank you in advance!

Hey all. I spent the offseason building 2026 preseason previews for every FBS team and then did all 124 FCS teams too, because nobody does this for your league. Here's the New Hampshire one

https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026-fcs/new-hampshire-wildcats

It's got returning production, portal ins and outs, a projected two-deep, the schedule with model win probabilities, and a season projection.

Same disclaimer I gave over in r/FCS: I probably got some things wrong. FCS data is genuinely hard to aggregate, my roster feed hasn't fully flipped to 2026 yet, and I'd rather hear it from you than leave it up. Tell me what's off and I'll correct it.

The good stuff first. That defense was legitimately excellent, 14th in FCS in passing yards allowed at 177 a game and 25th in scoring defense at 22.9. Going 6-2 in the CAA is a real season and the No. 30 power rating reflects a good roster.

Where my model pushes back, and this is the part I'd like argued with. New Hampshire won 75% of its CAA games with a yardage margin against those same opponents of about plus-4 a game, essentially break-even. That normally produces a win rate closer to 52%, not 75%. Add a plus-5 turnover margin and it grades as the biggest sell-high I've got in the CAA at bear 28, bull 0. Then Matt Vezza's 2,673 yards and 19 touchdowns leave and Brooks Bentley takes over with no game snaps on record, with 27% of the production coming back.

Tell me what I got wrong.

I am a junior in high school and am thinking about going to UNH. I want to double major in dance and environmental science, but I’m worried that I might be being unrealistic. I don’t know what to do because dance is what I really want to pursue dance as a career, but I know I probably won’t be able to sustain myself off of that alone. I also have a deep interest in environmental sciences. Dance is something that I wouldn’t technically have to go to college for to have as a career, but I think it would be beneficial for me and my dance. I know 100% that I want to major in environmental science, but I don’t know if I should minor in dance, or try a double major. Help 😭

Hi all,

Last semester I was a part of an unofficial ASL club between myself and a few other students. It inspired me to practice and get into ASL this summer. It got me wondering whether there was an active ASL club on campus? I'd like to gain more experience and apply my skills/volunteer as an ASL interpreter.

Thank you!

Hey everyone, I’m planning on applying to unh this fall and If I get in it will definitely be my go-to. I’m applying for mechanical engineering and was wondering what the best dorms on campus for my major are? I would prefer a private bathroom or a suite because I’m not huge on sharing bathrooms with a lot of people. I do have a 504 card I could try to play if that helps me get a dorm like this. (yes i’m a petty person)

Hello,

I am a prospective applicant for the UNH Masters in math program and I was wondering how easy it was to get a part time job on/close to campus (off campus but very close by). I was also wondering what kind of jobs these would entail and generally what kind of hourly rates I can expect to be paid at these jobs. I appreciate any information anyone has in advance.

I’m looking for a talented pickleball player to start a club pickleball team at UNH. You guys will compete against other schools in the area. DM if you are interested.

Can anyone tell me what the best time is for going to the Gym? What I mean is, when there are fewer crowds and better accessibility.

Hi! I’m a rising sophomore living in Randall, not ideal I know, but it’s how the cookie crumbles. I know my bed does not loft at all and I was wondering if anyone who lived there used risers on their bed and could tell me any notes / recommendations!

Thank you!